I-MAG (acronym of Islamic Magazine) is a free online non-profit islamic English magazine founded by editor-in-chef Hayat Alyaqout and others in February 2005. I-MAG reflects a collaborative teamwork theme based on volunteering; as the editorial board consists of youth from around the world, who gather together via cyberspace. It is affiliated with Nashiri E-publishing House, another non-profit project. Its slogan is Enlighten your I - based on hope that it would enlighten its readers.

Beliefs

I-MAG's website states:

I-MAG believes in critique and critical thinking, in hopes of presenting intellectual enlightenment. I-MAG sees itself not merely as an electronic publication but rather as an intellectual enlightenment project that plays a part in the social economy; an economy in which responsible and free information is the main merchandise.

Also, i-mag.org.uk is an internet magazine for young people on the east coast. is a new internet magazine for young people that was set up by Jack Howson in 2006. It comprises reports, reviews, games and competitions. The key feature about i-mag is that all it's content is updated and edited by young people. The website is set to be a promising asset for young people on the east coast.

Content

I-MAG contains sections which cover many including:

• Books in Focus
• Calligraphy
• Capita
• Excel
• Eye on I.T.
• Graph-Art
• In Depth
• Macrophone
• Med-Aware
• Media Perspectives
• Non-profit Organisations
• Occidental View
• Photo-Great
• Pinnacle
• Soul Searchers

The diverse content of the magazine aims to appeal to non-Muslims, to encourage them to find an enriching content about Islam.

Downloading

I-MAG is available for free download via I-MAG’s website as a PDF, as PDF resembles the look of a normal paper magazine, In parallel, PDF can be read on any operating system.

History

I-MAG was firstly published as a monthly magazine, for the first four issues; February 2005, March 2005, April 2005 and May 2005. It temporarily stopped for three months, in order to apply a process of evaluation and renovation. Since, I-MAG has returned back as a quarterly magazine, starting from the fifth issue, which was published on September 2005.

• February 2005 : First issue
• March 2005 : Second issue
• April 2005 : Third issue
• May 2005 : Fourth issue
• June-August 2005 : Evaluation & Renovation
• September 2005 : Fifth issue (Fall 2005 )
• December 2005 : Sixth issue (Winter 2005 )

References

• I-MAG. .

External links

• Official website
• Nashiri E-publishing House
• Hayat Alyaqout's website